EventRelatedPotential¶
A meta-node that segments and calculates the ERPs for a predefined set of event markers.
Segments the data based on previously assigned targets, if not already segmented. Has a separate data output for ERPImages (not averaged across all trials). Uses the following nodes: SelectRange, FIRFilter, ShiftTimestamps, Segmentation, Rereferencing, Mean. More Info... Version 1.0.2
Ports/Properties¶
data¶
Data to process.
erp_data¶
ERP data.
erpimage_data¶
ERPimage data.
time_bounds¶
Time range in seconds relative to the event, within which data will be selected to represent the individual trials. Express in this format: -1.5, 2 (will select from 1.5 seconds before the event to 2 seconds after).
baseline_removal_range¶
Time range (in seconds) representing the baseline to be removed from the data.
skip_baseline_removal¶
Skip baseline removal (performed later.)
max_gap_length¶
Maximum length of time-stamp gaps that are allowed in segments. If a gap between successive samples is larger than this duration in seconds, then the affected segment is not extracted. Optional. Note that if your time stamps are jittered, this will generate a lot of false positives unless you use a very generous cutoff. You can use the DejitterTimestamps node early during your processing to fix that.
channel_range¶
Comma separated list of channels/ROIs to be included in the ERP plot and/or for which ERPimages will be created. Leave blank or set to 'all' to plot all previously-select channels/ROIs.
lowpass_cutoff¶
Low-pass filter transition band (optional). If given, the data will be low-pass filtered if continuous.
output_measure¶
Output measure to calculate. nn.Mean will be the usual average ERP, while median and trim_mean result in estimates that are more robust to outliers. For moderate artifact content, trim_mean is preferable, and median should only be used for extremely contaminated data. The trials mode will return the raw trials instead of taking the mean, and should be used when statistics will be computed later in the pipeline.
set_breakpoint¶
Set a breakpoint on this node. If this is enabled, your debugger (if one is attached) will trigger a breakpoint.
metadata¶
User-definable meta-data associated with the node. Usually reserved for technical purposes.